Find 3 Star Hotels in Las Piedras from AED 163

"My wife and I had an amazing time. We really loved it! Sandra and her team did everything they could to make our stay comfortable. We were fed well and the food was amazing! They really care about the rainforest and work with a local wildlife rescue that rescues animal and rehabilitates them to go back into the wild. When you stay here, you help them with their mission to protect the Amazon rainforest. Alejandro was an amazing guide and has a great eye for spotting wildlife. Definitely...

"We loved this Inkaterra property! I debated long and hard between this and Reserva Amazonica, in the end I chose this because it's newer and has wifi. The food here is fabulous, especially considering it's location. All the staff went above and beyond with each interaction. The guides are knowledgeable and enthusiastic. There is no pressure for tips from any staff. The only "cons" I noted are: our cocktails weren't great, the margaritas were undrinkable (appeared to be a new person in training)...

"10 min taxi to main town for meals. Hotel restaurant vegetarian only and requires booking for dinner. No air conditioner as it is an EcoVillage, be warned, it is hot and sticky in the Amazon. Pool was excellent. Monkeys and sloths in the trees on property. "

"Wonderful! We had a great time visiting the jungle with family. The activities were well planned and the food was delicious!"

"The Chombi House is the perfect place for a family or small group to have a relaxing retreat in the Peruvian jungle. Elmer is a very gracious host, and his family all participates in preparing and serving the meals in the common eating area. The bungalow is very comfortable and the pool is very welcome in the heat of the day. Elmer helped arrange taxis for our family both to and from the bungalow as it is too far from Puerto Maldonado to walk. Elmer has a pub on the yard where you can purchase...

"A small seven unit property and we were the only ones there on the first night. I don’t know if it was the end of the season, but we had a limited hours of electricity, Wi-Fi, and schedule of meals. Dinner was at 8 PM and we were pretty hungry by then. It was hot in the late morning, and there was no electricity to turn on the fan. The buildings are outdated, and some need of repairs . The staff was friendly. By B"